on her home continent. we have to start looking at other ways to get enough vaccines to the market and also into people s arms. on her home continent. hello and welcome. senators in brazil have recommended criminal charges to be laid against president bolsonaro over his handling of the covid pandemic. he s been facing accusations varying from misuse of public funds to crimes against humanity. a senate committee voted by a majority to hold him responsible for many of brazil s covid deaths, which have now passed 600,000. katy watson reports from brasilia. he speaks portuguese. today marks the end of a long process. six months of hearings, scandals uncovered, a light shone on a government accused of recklessness. and now, a vote to recommend charging the man at the top with a very long list of crimes. but this is a vote that splits senators. those in favour of bolsonaro claim the inquiry is a political witchhunt. translation: | vote for | the rejection of the report. no concrete
let s start here in the uk, where the chancellor rishi sunak will unveil his budget. he has promised his budget begins the work of preparing for a new economy post covid. some polices have already been unveiled such as a rise in the national living wage from £8.91 per hour to £9.50, to come into effect from the first of april. measures such as the furlough scheme, which finished at the end of september, were expensive. this forced the government to borrow more money. in the year ending april 2021, the government borrowed £320bn the highest figure seen outside wartime. so what else can we expect from today s budget? joining me now is victoria clarke, who s the uk chief economist at santander. good at sa ntander. to good at santander. to see you, what do you think good to see you, what do you think we should be looking out for later? ,., ., ., for later? good morning. i think the for later? good morning. i think the budget - for later? good morning. i think the budge
so what is driving this revival in bitcoin? erin delmore reports. it s been more than two years since we have seen bitcoin cross the $60,000 mark, but the cryptocurrency did just that on wednesday, even soaring to $64,000. it may be closing in on its all time high of $68,000. there are a few reasons why crypto enthusiasts are fired up about bitcoin these days, newly approved spot bitcoin exchange traded funds have investors buzzing and there is a change coming up in april when bitcoin miners start getting less bitcoin for their efforts and the spectre of lesser supply fuels more demand. 0ne lesser supply fuels more demand. one more thing than any background here, the federal reserve is expected to cut interest rates this year, that stokes investors because interest in alternative investments like cryptocurrencies. but it s not all smooth sailing, some uses of queen based global, the largest trip to exchange in the us unexpectedly saw their balances drop down to zero among the
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game. so we ll see how it all turns out, but again i say presidential immunity, very powerful presidential immunity is imperative or you practically won t have a country anymore. an ominous warning about donald trump following pivotal arguments on presidential immunity. we ll play key moments from the justices and what they re now poised to do as they learn of trump s actions. plus what we learned of david pecker during had hush money trial as well as instrumental role in payments to kill stories about trump ahead of the 2016 election. and new ads to court nikki haley supporters. we ll discuss the swing state where he plans to make his appeal and why. good morning and welcome to way too early on this friday, april 26th. i m ali vitally in for jonathan lemire. and we begin this morning with yesterday s historic morning at supreme court where the justices heard oral arguments regarding donald trump s claim that he s immune from prosecution from his official acts while p